From Business: Trek groups and others may use the Willie Meadows as a gathering place to learn about the handcart pioneers and for worship.

From Business: Begin your visit to Sixth Crossing with a self-guided tour of exhibits, an interactive kiosk, and artwork, as well as a brief video about the Willie handcart company.

From Business: Originally built in 1933, the Lower Monument, or Willie Handcart Company Monument, was erected by the Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association. The monument is believed to…

From Business: Shortly after leaving the Sweetwater Valley, early pioneers faced the grueling task of climbing 600 feet up Rocky Ridge over 3 miles, pulling wagons and handcarts over the…

From Business: In the 1850s, Rock Creek Hollow was a well-used campsite west of Rocky Ridge, a challenging segment of the Oregon-Mormon-California Trail. Rock Creek Hollow now features a…

From Business: A national historic landmark, honoring Tom Sun, whose cattle ranch established in 1872 near Devil's Gate, was recognized as a prime example of western family-run cattle…

From Business: Fort Seminoe, an abandoned trading post, is where the Hunt and Hodgetts wagon companies left behind their personal belongings to make room for members of their own companies…

From Business: Near the visitors’ center, Prarie Park offers a group of sculptures surrounded by native plants and grasses. These sculptures, created by LeRoy Transfield, help to tell the…

From Business: These sculptures stand as memorial to those who suffered and died at Martin's Cove during the westward expansion of the pioneers.

From Business: Trek groups and others may use the Gathering Space at the Dan W. Jones Amphitheatre as a place to learn about the handcart pioneers and for worship.

From Business: This monument commemorates the work initiated by the Riverton, Wyoming Stake wherein sacred ordinances were performed on behalf of the handcart pioneers who sacrificed so much…

From Business: The Bunkhouse is the same building originally erected in 1880. Today, its sparse furnishings depict the basic living condictions of a hired hand.

From Business: This is the original Blacksmith Shop built at the Tom Sun Ranch in 1880. Volunteers demonstrate house metalworking was done on the ranch during that time period.

From Business: Fort Seminoe, an abandoned trading post, is where the Hunt and Hodgetts wagon companies left behind their personal belongings to make room for members of their own companies…

From Business: This is the same Washhouse structure originally built in 1880 on the Tom Sun Ranch. It would have been used to serve the ranch's laundry needs.